An absolutely incredible B&B !! My second visit to this beautiful island just east of Quebec City…read more The owners are very friendly and the inside of this B&B is beautifully appointed. The breakfast is a culinary delight each and every morning. Marc and Louise have built this B&B into the premiere establishment on the island.

We were looking for a place to spend our honeymoon in October. My wife found some bed and…read morebreakfast on www.quebecregion.com and compared photos of the accommodations. This one stood out as the best of them all. After reading all the positive reviews, we chose Dans les bras de Morphee. If you want a fabulous experience of the quiet countryside, then this is the place. We chose the "honeymoon room" and it was very clean and comfortable. And we totally agree with another reviewer that the breakfast is "out of this world". The place is owned and operated by two very sweet couple Marc and Louise. Marc has told us that he has had training as a chef. That explains why the breakfast was so good. We wish he also served dinner. He has his own bee-hives which he uses to make his special lavender honey and which they gave us a jar of. We didn't get to see most of his other farm animals because they had been taken somewhere else for the winter, but we got to see the quails that were still there. While we were on the island, we were looking for places to eat for dinner and their restaurant recommendations were excellent. We're definitely coming back here for one of our anniversaries.

We had such a great time here! This cidery shop is absolutely adorable. And the scenery is…read morebeautiful in the outdoors seating area. It can get a bit windy and cold outdoors in the fall, so we sat inside. The ciders are fruity, and comes with a variety of flavors. They are natural, tasty, and made with local produce. Overall a great place to chat and relax.

A cidre sampler on the terrasse on a beautiful day, what's not to like?…read moreThe staff were friendly and informative. We were the only people there as it was early morning when most people prefer coffee to cider. They were all delicious and we left with cider number 4 and some onion confit to go with an upcoming cheese supper.

Lovely little bed and breakfast…read more The room was large and well furnished, and the location was hard to beat given the proximity to all the sights. The breakfasts were great; everything from the bagels, to the omelettes, to the jams, were made in house. It was also a great community space to meet other guests. The service was very good; they allowed us to check in early and helped us multiple times with things we need. It appears to be run by a nice older couple, who also provided great advice on getting around the city. Only downsides were that the bathroom was a bit small, the shower was missing soap and you couldn't take a shower after 10pm. Despite those small deficits, we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay again!

Small B&B just within the walls of the upper old town. This family-run place has got its very own…read morecharm mostly because of the landlady's cooking skills and eagerness to discuss anything from plans for the day to international politics, all of this over an excellent breakfast: homemade bread, homemade strawberry jam, freshly blended fruit juices and a 'main course' that changes daily (e.g pancakes or a wonderfully fluffy cheese omelet). The room's interior reflected the building itself: ancient with high ceilings, bay windows and a somewhat dusty historical charm, contrasted by a modern bathroom, TV, and good mattresses. Beware though that the rent has to be paid in cash. Since I usually do not carry several hundred dollars in cash on my person, this came as a bit of an unaccommodating surprise.

Jean-François Dulac, the owner and manager of Auberge Aux deux Lions (The Inn of the Two Lions), is…read moreofficially my favorite person is Quebec. I hope all my relatives there will understand. He made our stay pleasant and fun from the moment we pulled up. He helped us park, helped us get acclimated to the hotel and the area, and seeing our stress level after our long drive, told us where to get a bottle of wine and showed us the patio. Aside from being completely charming, hilarious, and a total gentleman, he also made great recommendations for area restaurants and attractions, and taught us a bit of French and a whole lot of history. Mr. Dulac was completely unobtrusive during our stay, but made himself available whenever we needed him. Our room at the Auberge Aux deux Lions was clean, comfortable, and had everything we needed. We also made use of the common kitchen area on the second floor which included a coffee maker, a small fridge, and an ironing board. We stored leftovers and bottles of wine in the fridge and used the wine glasses provided. Though the Inn was booked to capacity during our stay, we never saw or heard another guest. The Inn's location in Upper Quebec City is ideal! It is a close walk to Old Town and to fun shops and restaurants on Cartier Avenue and the surrounding streets. We spent a great deal of time walking around the City and we were happy we had a comfortable place to return to each night. We will definitely be returning to Quebec City soon and will give Jean-François a call when we do!

This is a great little auberge located away from downtown, but within walking distance. It is also…read moreclose to rue Jacques Cartier, where several restos, patisseries and epiceries are located. The people who work here are great, the room spotless and comfortable.

My husband surprised me with a trip to old Quebec, just when I thought it couldn't get better we…read morepull up to this gorgeous hotel/castle; World Heritage site. Breathtaking spires and stone exterior , flags from multiple countries. As you enter the front doors, the beauty is overwhelming; gold, ornate stone, wood finishes and fragrant flowers. I could feel the history and pride around every corner and step of the staircase. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. We were surprised to hear a knock at the door around 8pm every evening , smiling staff offered water service and anything else you may need! Nice touch. Tip- be sure to make reservations for the iconic restaurant's. Unlikely you'll get in without a reservation. Book an early or late reservation if you want a window view.

First, let me declare that I did not stay at the Chateau hotel but I did take a tour of the hotel…read more Instead, I stayed at the Hilton, half a mile up the hill from the Chateau and, after the Chateau tour, I must say that I really enjoyed the view looking down on the Chateau, the old city and the river from my 18th floor hotel room at the Hilton for a fraction of the cost of the Chateau. The Chateau is an architectural gem. It is well worth your time to walk around the perimeter of this gorgeous building -- you won't be bored. The tour guide explained that the Chateau is a 5 Star hotel and everything must be perfect. Once inside, I saw chandeliers and window ledges caked with white dust. The "grand ballroom" reminded me of my high school all purpose room. We were warned not to touch anything because the grand ballroom was being prepared for an Easter Brunch. Two of the tablecloths covering the round guest tables had strange, yellow spots on them. If I return to Quebec in the future, I will stay at the Hilton which has a fabulous buffet breakfast that is reasonably priced and an equally fabulous view looking down on the Chateau and the old city.

Welcoming and well located in the village. You definitely need to stop there!…read more David is super nice, a great baker (fresh homemade bread / waffle and or pancakes every morning) and the breakfast is made with local/homemade/organic products. The place is very quiet and peaceful and we wish we stayed here for more than one night. You'll even get to cuddle/pet Benoit, the dog

From the owner: A bed and Breakfast (B&B) in the heart of Baie-Saint-Paul. 5 guest rooms, each with a private…read morebathroom. Breakfast, wi-fi, parking, access to the kitchen and gardens all included!